<p> The purpose of this study is to examine the influences of‘ broadcast spillover</p><p>from Japan’ in Pusan, Korea in the 1950-70s and understand the cultural</p><p>meaning of the historical process. Japanese broadcast by spill-over not only has</p><p>influenced on Korean broadcast system deeply, but also has been enjoyed by</p><p>people as a kind of popular culture in everyday life in the situation that it had</p><p>been banned to import Japanese popular culture. What this study showed was</p><p>that a number of attitudes, gazes, and strategies on political, economical, social</p><p>and cultural levels have been involved complicatedly in this issue.</p>
JOURNAL OF MASS COMMUNICATION STUDIES 76 (0), 237-254, 2010
Japan Society for Studies in Journalism and Mass Communication